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    Teen 7

    Grammar Exercise - Either / or and Neither / nor

    1. Choose the correct pair (either / or and neither / nor).

    a) In this game, you _____win _________ lose. It depends on you.


    b) _______ Sue __________ Sara will help you with your homework. They are both busy at
    the moment.
    c) This is my offer. You ________ take it _________ leave it.
    d) When I go to the restaurant, I eat ________fish _________ roast chicken. These are my
    favorite meals.
    e) His father believed _________ his son __________ his friend. He thought that both were
    lying.
    f) I need _________ your help _________ your compassion. I can perfectly handle my
    problems all alone.
    g) __________ Charly ___________ Bill will write the report. Just ask one of them.
    h) ___________you return the money you had stolen ____________ I'll call the police.
    i) My mum can __________ read ____________ write. She is illiterate.
    j) You can use __________ this computer ____________ the other one. Someone must fix
    them first.
    Insert [either..or..] or [neither..nor..].
    1.We have_______________________________ (flour/eggs) at home so we won't make a cake.
    2.You can___________________________________ (cook dinner/ go to the restaurant). It's up
    to you.
    3.Ann _______________________________________( phoned/wrote) so I have no idea what's
    happening with her.
    4.The room was__________________________________(big/nice) so we didn't rent it.
    5.I've forgotten her name. It's __________________________( Kate/Natalie).
    6.You must _____________________________________________(find a job/borrow some
    money). Otherwise you won't be able to pay the rent.
    7.My son likes _______________________________( carrots/tomatoes) and I have to force him
    to eat them.
    8.______________________________________( John/Tom) came to the party and I was a bit
    disappointed.
    9.My brother's friend is ______________________________(English/American) but I can't
    remember exactly.

    10.Her boyfriend _________________________________(respects/loves) her. She should leave


    him at once.
    11.We want to go to __________________________(France/Spain). We can't decide.
    12.Bill ______________________________(drinks/smokes). He's a good boy.
    13.Helen was ___________________________(drunk/very tired) and I couldn't understand a
    word from what she was saying.
    14.I'm ____________________________(sad/happy). I just don't care about anything at the
    moment.
    15.You can have__________________________( water/an orange juice). I can't offer you
    anything else I'm afraid.
    16._______________________( my mother/my father) approved of my decision.
    17.Could you __________________(call me/drop in) please? I need to talk to you.
    18.My dog _______________________(barks/howls). It's a very quiet animal.

    CHECK THE CORRECT ALTERNATIVE:


    01.(UFMA) She speaks __________ English ___________ French.
    a. ( ) neither nor

    c. ( ) nor neither

    b. ( ) either nor
    02. (ITA) We havent seen __________ Katherine _________ Alice at the party.
    a ( ) neither- nor

    b.( ) either- or

    c. ( ) nor or

    d.( ) neither or

    03. (UFPI) _________ the children _________ their parents came to the party on Christmas Day.
    a. ( ) either; or

    b. ( ) neither; nor

    c. ( ) either; neither

    d. ( ) neither; or

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